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Top Billed Cast
Christine Lahti Gisella Perl
Bruce Davison Peter Schuman, Interrogator
Jonathan Cake Dr. Mengele
Beau Bridges Herman Prentiss, Interrogator
Richard Crenna Jake Smith
Jolyon Baker Frederick Krauss
Jessica Beitchman Marta Weiss
Oliver Cotton Moshe Perl
Michelle Fine Fanny Pearl
Zoie Palmer Didi Goldstein
Maria Ricossa Esther Jacob
Ingrid Veninger Zozia
Emma Wellbelove Young Gisella
Nina Young Irma Griese
Kiran Friesen Nurse
Vytautas Rumšas David Perl
Inga Tuminiene Cilla Perl
Adrija Čepaitė-Palšauskienė Rose Perl
Inga Maškarina Helen Perl
Nola Augustson Sarah Goldstein
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